What factors have hampered the ability of state and local law enforcement agencies to respond to the growing threat of computer crime?

What factors have hampered the ability of state and local law enforcement agencies to respond to the growing threat of computer crime? What do you recommend that these law enforcement officers and agencies do during the next 5 years to address this issue?  Review issues related to the admission of digital evidence at trial, including authentication and hearsay  review how U.S. law deals with digital privacy, with particular emphasis on the constraints U.S. law places on the investigation of cyber-crimes. discuss the development of computer and Internet technologies as they relate to both offender and offender motive, their impact on how and why criminals commit crimes.  Review the 9/11 Commission Report Discuss cybersecurity challenges (protection of Internet data, systems, and networks) that President Obama faced

Explain the laws that govern copyright law.

Under current copyright law in the United States protections extend for the life of the author plus 50 years, or 75 years for a work of corporate authorship. Copy right law has been extended many times over the years providing further and further protection for copyright holders. Review the attached article which discusses the last time copyright protections were extended in 1998. That update extended copyright protections out 20 years beyond where they were at the time, thus Congress will likely in the very near future again consider extending copyright protection.
Using an analysis, explain the laws that govern copyright law. Include answers to the following questions. What is intellectual property? What laws govern intellectual property? Should further/lengthier copyright protections be extended to copyright holders? Should the law remain as it is or be shortened?

Can all non-state actor threats be addressed unilaterally as a non-traditional threat to only one country?

Can all non-state actor threats be addressed unilaterally as a non-traditional threat to only one country? Do some of these non-traditional threats span borders and require international cooperation to counter the threat? If so, why? What problems might such cooperation bring?

Question 2: Review the following article:

 

What are the most important differences between the Kent and Kendall visions of intelligence? Why are these differences so important and worth discussing? Which vision might be most applicable today and why?